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Citizenship ceremonies


Citizenship ceremonies are a vital part of the processes of becoming a British citizen and are designed to aid the integration of those who adopt the United Kingdom as their permanent home. To new citizens, these ceremonies mark a momentous life event.

Step one - acquiring citizenship

You must contact the Home Office about citizenship - we can only advise about the Citizenship Ceremony.

Gov.uk: citizenship information

Step two - the ceremony

When you apply for British nationality, you must make a citizenship oath and pledge at a ceremony as the final part of the naturalisation process. Attendance at a ceremony is mandatory for anyone 18 years and over.

To arrange a Citizenship Ceremony you must first be in possession of a reference number allocated by the Home Office.

Group ceremonies

We are not currently offering group ceremonies.

Individual ceremonies

Individual ceremonies can be held at The register office at The Story, please Contact Registration Service for more information.

 

 



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